How many syllables are in baffled? 2 syllables
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Synonyms and Words Related to Baffled
at sea (2 Syllables), balked (1 Syllables), befuddled (3 Syllables), bemused (2 Syllables), bewildered (3 Syllables), confounded (3 Syllables), confused (2 Syllables), defeated (3 Syllables), discouraged (3 Syllables), frustrated (3 Syllables), lost (1 Syllables), mazed (2 Syllables), mixed-up (2 Syllables), perplexed (2 Syllables)
addled (2 syllables), balked (1 syllables), befuddled (3 syllables), bemused (2 syllables), bewildered (3 syllables), blasted (2 syllables), blighted (2 syllables), chapfallen (3 syllables), confounded (3 syllables), confused (2 syllables), crestfallen (3 syllables), crushed (1 syllables), dashed (1 syllables), daze (1 syllables), dazed (1 syllables),
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